eta 13180LP-T, Operation

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ETAtouch controller [Heating circuit] function block
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Switching between heating and reduced operation
takes place automatically when the
button is used
in the user interface to select the [Timer] operating
mode.
The operating modes are also manually adjustable.
Heating mode is activated with the
button, and
reduced operation mode with the button. See
chapter 5.7.1 "Operating elements" .
5.7.1 Operating elements
[Timer] button
The heating circuit is switched to automatic
mode. This means that changing between
operating modes [Heating] (within a time
window) and [Set-back] (outside a time window) is
based on the set time window. This operating mode is
enabled by default if the heating circuit is turned off and
then turned back on.
[Heating] button
Thus, the heating circuit is manually switched
to heating mode. With the additional switch
(above the symbol), the heating
circuit can be set to remain permanently in heating
mode, thus ignoring any time window, or set
temporarily until the next time window.
[Set-back] button
Thus, the heating circuit is manually switched
to reduced operation mode. With the additional
switch
(above the symbol), the
heating circuit can be set to remain permanently in
reduced operation mode, or set temporarily until the
next time window.
Temperature slider
This slider is only displayed if a room sensor is
installed for the heating circuit. The temperature
slider is used to adjust the desired room
temperature in a range of +/- 5 °C. By sliding the
switch into the blue area of the scale, the flow
temperature is lowered, and thus the room
temperature also. In the red area, the flow temperature
is raised.
Adjusting the required room temperature
This field is only displayed if a room sensor
is installed for the heating circuit. The arrows
are used to set the required room tempera-
ture. In heating mode, an increase of 1 °C causes the
room temperatures of all time slots for all days of the
week to increase by this value.
In reduced operation mode, a reduction by 1 °C
causes the reduced temperature for all days of the
week to decrease correspondingly.